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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-11
THROUGH TIE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents In West virginin
and Vicinity,


and Vicinity.
W. J. McClain has received the award
for $4,000 worth OF stone from the new
quarries on tho B. sS o. west Of Bellsire.
Tor use in the Panhandle bridge, q. Steu.
benville.
Hon. John a. Bingham, "tha old man
eloquent" who has ever been in the van
OF progress, isone OF the foremost and most
persistent champions OF the Cannon Ball
Line" in Harrison county.
At st. Clsirsville, Charles johnson en-.
tered plea OF guilty to burglary and lar
ceny, and was sentenced to the peniteu.
tiary Tor an indefinite term. He will be
taken to Columbus on Monday next.
On Tresdny Gov. Foraker reappointea
Hon. Ross J. Alexander, OF Belmont coun.
ty, as trustee OF the State Institution for
Feeble Minded Youths, for the term com.
menclng april II, 1887; and ending the
first Monday in April 1892, and the nomi.
nation was confirmed by the Senate.
"A Mr.. Moore, who halls from the four
quarters Of tho globe, came to Hinton
sunday last intent upon securing posi-
ton on the @. & o. railroad. Pending the
superintendents decision regarding bic
application, Mr.. Moore held forth at Hotel
Riyerside. Employed as q domestic a,
this hotel was Miss Mollie Harrup. Mr.
Moore and Miss Mollie met, loved, and
Monday evening wound up the courtshir
by wedding, recording one of the most
brilliant careers Of love at fret sight eve,
known. Trouble began, however, before
Mr.. Moore had had welded experience
Of two hours, when he waa called upon to
thrash one Mr.. stith. discarded suite,
for the affections Of Mrs. Moore, and that
night the new bridegroom lay in the coun.
ty Jail, while abe Of the other part hustled
around in en- unsuccessful endeavcr to lib.
crate her better half. Tho charge againnt
Moore is bigamy, which, II true, may &C.
count for the thorough and prompt way in
which tho last courtship was handled.
The case will come up at the May term oil
the Circnit Court. Mr. Stith, as resul,
Of bis persistent courtship, ID confined to
his bed with bruiseH and cuts OF serious
nature, n. H
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage Of the Water and Movements OF Iii.
.....fs =. .r.-rHr- IlOntH .tsr M

Stage Of the Water and Movements OF tho
Honts. ~. $40. ~
The river was falling at Pittsburgh laot
evening with depth OF II feet 5 7nches
in the channel. -
The W. N. Chancellor is duo down this
morning for Charleston and intermediate
points on the Ohio and Kanawha. -
The Scotia passed up yesterday and tho
General Pike down. Both are in the
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati trade, and both had
fair tripH.
/. Tho river is still falling at this point
Last evening the marks indicated a depth
in the channel Of Is feet 4 inches. Busi.
neas was fairly lively on the leyee yes.
terday. ,'i s.
The Louis A. Shirley ia due today from
Cincinnati for which point she will leave
on her return trip tomorrow afternoon al
3 o'clock. Charlie Reeves, a well-knoyn
Wheeling boy, is chief clerk and viii
make 1t pleasant for all who 10 on board
either as passengers, shippers or visitoro.
Capt. Amos Davis, another clever gentle.
man, is in command. -
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Nix, BELyA LOCKWOOD, one Of the mos!
interesting platform speakers in the
country, and N very charming and estima.
BE woman, will lecture at the Opera
House this evening. She deserves tho
l,yo audience which We hope the intelli.
renee Of Wheeling will compliment itself
hp haing nreaent. ~ ----L
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Tho Strikers Lenyc.

CLEVELAND. O., March l0.-The GOO
men who struck for ten per cent advance
in pay at the American wire works, were
paid off to-day and discharged. Many OF
them have gone to Altoona, Pa, and the
remainder will seek employment olse.
where. There was no trouble when the
men called for their pay, as all are salts
fed with the result OF the strike, 5I0-.T
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" being preaen!

TnE dispatch from Morgvntown which
xe print this morning in regard to the
suspension oI students at the University
br cheating at examinations is somewhat
oae.sided, and it appears to us to be lit.
,le bit.oo highly colored. The responsible
authorities Of the school certainly would
no. take such grave steps as have been
taken without suilicent grounds.
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HOW TIE DEAL ORIGINATED.


Who Arc in tho ,nslicutc-1Iow Gnrrett
Cnms to Sell.
CHICAGO. March l0-A gentleman who
claims to have seen the original contract
ior Chs sale OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio rail.
road. is authority fer the following state
uent: .
The plan fora consolidation oi the vari.
Gus railway interests, grew out OF The oi-
forts OF Jay Gouldto induce Robert Gar
rett to pool the business of the Baltimore
4 Ohio Telegraph Company With that Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company.
Mr.. Garrett absolutely refused to become
party to such an arrangement, and de-
clared that he would always keep his bus-
ness interests under his own control that
the telegraph and railroad interests were
identical, and that they would continue 10
be so rs long as he controlled them but at
the same timo he intimated that he was
inclined to free himself Of his. business
cares by tho absolute sale OF controlling
interest in the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
which would carry with it the control Of
the Telegraph and express companies.
With this hint as q basis, the negotia-
tors returned to New York and formed a
syndicate composed as follows: Calvin s.
Brice, Alfred Sully, Austin Corbin, John
G. Moore, General Samuel Thomas, H. G.
Fahnestock, Winslow, Lanisr & Co. and
J. S. Pace. ~ y
A contract was then framed, in which
Mr.. Garrett agreed to transfer to the syn-
dicato controlling interest in the Balti-
more 4 Ohio Railroad, within thirteen
days, for SIG. 100000, forfeiture being de.
posted by Mr.. Garrett. The contract
was shown to Alr. Gould on Saturday. It
is understood that the telegraph business
is to 80 to tho Western Union Company
and the express business to tho Adams
Express Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-11

Triae with any, Throat or Lung Disease.
II you have Cough or Gold, or the chill.
dren are threatened with Group or
Whooping Cough, use Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble, II
Is a positive cure, and we guarantee it,
Price 10 and 5Oc. Logan & Co.. and O.
Menkemeller, a.a 50"6
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Fatal Explosion.

PARIS, March l0.-An explosion Of NELL
mite, the new explosive, occurred to-day
in the arsenal at Belfort. Many men we're
killed and injured. The accident hap.
pened in the workshop where the pro.
jectiles are charged. Two persons were
killed and ten others seriously injured.
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mature. Mr.sWnrd added that II had
been intlmated to him that sum Of
money had been devoted by Mr.. Sage to
erect the great preachers statue, but he
could not positively verify or deny that.
A special to the Herald from Ithaca
says: "The report that Mr.. Henry w,
Sage ia 10 place q bronze monument Of
Henry Ward Beecher in Prospect Park,
Brooklyn. 10 generally discredited In
Ithaca. Your correspondent has inter.
viewed Mr.. sage's family and they arc all
in ignorance regarding the matter. 1t is
that Mr.. Sage himself is at a
1883 to account for the foundation OF the
El} 'll -.
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b0sToS, March 10.-Leyi B. Berry, q
a'lver for the South Boston Company,
was taken from bis car yesterday and az
70 ;;alsned on a charge Of being the principal
III me RrAintree illicit distlllery Gaze. IN
ss "ach Chauncey and James Y. Hartford
suu Annie Fairbanks havo been .psevii.
oas!y been arrested and arc now in jail
spwslslnns the action OF the grand jury.
neify ls said to have Furnished the funda,
made aniS. the purchases, etc. He plsaded not
guilty, and in default Of 81 500 bsil -a1
committed toisiI. n I. Z. ~
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MATTHEWS 4 PERSON. the new proprie-
tors Of the sturtevant House, Broadway,
corner Twenty-ninth street, N. Y, before
taking guest, closed the house ior sew
eral months and put in new plumbing,
furniture and fixtures and opened in Oc.
tober. This makes it one Of tho best in
the city and a home.like, central place to
stop. ,TrbAs j
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-11

TaE Louisville Couier.Journdl hsas to a
hei,b. Of unusual briltiancy in the follow
ipg paragraph: "If a Senator from Weat
Virginia aud Lieutenant Governor from
Indiana were to meet in the National
Capital, which Of them would bo expected
.,p3y for the oysters2"
We do not know, but II Senator kenna
WAS in the neighborhooi he would, no
doubt, roast deer whole in honor OF the
OCCASION. -.
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Nhseling, w. Ea,, March 10.
an Unexpected Flow OF OH.

About two years ago the Standard Nail
and Iron Company, while at Clifton, ",
va', bored g we'll for the puspoge Of get
ting gas to run their mill by. The we'll
proved TO be failure. as they supposed,
ana they sold 1t to parties at Clifton, and 1t
has been idle ever aince. A few daya ago it
was discovered that the well had com.
meneed to flow oil in considerable quan.
titisa, and the parties who purchased the
we'll aro now building tanks to hold the
oil: aa big flow is expected. II is creating
quite an excitement. q
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At Night

Always have Acker's Baby soother at
hand. It ID tho only safe medicine yet
made that will remove all infantile disof-,
aers. 1t contains no Opium or Morphine,
but gives the child natural ease from pain.
rrice % centa. Sold by Logan & Co. and
". Menkemeller. Q l
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Ghp a,,teltiiqetlter
ntr,, Sos. 10 nnd ~ Fourteenth Street.
Ns Nils, latc minister Of tho gospel,
In, row Nh actor, rays that he will atick
~ o,be stage in spite Of smaller audiences
IN tho latter profession.

Ar lasl there 10 a financial transaction
IA, Cu..Herods the purchase Of base
nm player, but in tho alleged GALE Of tho
R,,,Imore u Ohio railroad one cannot OK.
,,c. that tho excitement will last quite
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Story Of Statue Erroneous.

NEw YoRK, March l0.-Mr. ]. 9. A.
Ward, the sculptor, says that the report,
that he had been commissioned to make a
statue OF Henry Ward Beecher was pre-.
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Duty On Wheat.

FAa's, March l0.-The Chamber Of
usput'es to-day by a voto Of 32s against
~ approved the bill imposing duty Of
9aaes per kilos on wheat imports.
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JACK shall pipo and Gill shall dance'
Just as long cut in the open barn as they
please: Tho free born American citizen
cont iear neuralgia with Salvation Oil to
the front. Prico only % cents.
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After Crilwnsl,,

siR:-l would like to have the evening
sheet tell how, If there be found craw-
ash IN the water pipes or city basin, q
litter is going to obviete the difficulty?
How could filter keep the crawlish out
when the water Is not filtered on leaving
the' basin, but before entering it, sup
posing OF course, that We had hlters2 Lat
II Try once more to have the city spend
SS0, 900 to catch crawfsh. .,...-...
NORTH END.
Uhselin1. r.. Ed,, March 10. ILil.I''I iL
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FUNERAL SERVICES
OF TIE rLrM oUr1IpAsToR.
Ths Touching ltemnrks Of Rov. DR.. Hail.
Tho Services Very lIrlsf md without
Displny-Thr Will Of Bcecher-Ths
Contents Not Miale Public.

NEW YonK, March l0.-In spite Of the
rain tho streets in the vicinity Of Rev
Henry Ward Beecher's house were crowd.
cd with people this morning.
At $ o'clock Police Captain Campbell
and equad Of twenty police took up thel,
stations in front Of the house. n,
A large number OF floral emblems were
received before the private services were
commenced. Two wreaths Of white roses,
lilies OF tho valley and amilax we're re-.
ceived by Mrs. Colonel Beecher early in
the morning. These bore the cards Of
Ellen Terry and Henry Irving. Mrs. s.
Y. White sent pillar Of white roses.
The coffin rested in the center Of the
front parlor and was surrounded with a
bank Of fragrant flowers. Tho aweet per.
fnme pervaded tho air, and on all sides
could be seen floral .emblems from the
friends and admirers Of the dead divine,
The remains were dressed in a suit OF
black broadcloth with the frock cont but.
toned up and the right hand laid across
the heart. The features were natural and
there wac smile upon the face. The
long gray hair was brushed back over Tic
ears, just "a Mr.. Beecher wore 1t when
alive. Early In the morning, before tho
services, Mrs. Bsecher went into the par
lor aud stood by the coffin for some time,
She bent over the remains, and, after i'm.
printing kiss upon the cold lips, was led
into the back room. ' ~
Promptly at $3.50 o'clock Rev. Charles
Hall, OF the Church Of the Holy Trinity,
entered the housa. After short convsr.
ton with Major ]. B. Pond be entered the
front parlor and commenced to read the
burial service from the ritual of the Epis.
copal Church. HnA3I
A quartette sang "Jesus, Lover Of NV
Soul" "Beyond the Signing and The
Weeping" and "Come, Holy Spirit"
While the services wore in progreos in
tho house, Company G, known as Ply.
mouth Company, of the Thirteenth Rev;.
ment, was dawn up in front oi the house
on Hicks street. They vera dressed in
the regulation Uniform. Only the mem
bera OF tho family and few intimate
friends were present during the services
at the house. The family were seated in
the back. parlor.
None OF the family were dressed in
black. Mrs. Beecher sat neal, the remains
during tho reading Of the service, and by
her aide were her SONS and daughter and
the members oil their families. She bore
up wonderfully during the whole Of the
ceromoIy and was quite calm. A few
minutes before the remains were carried
out of the house to the hearse the rain
ceased, the clouds passed awss and the
sunshine burst out bright and clear. A raw
shons through the front window of tho
parlor, and before the lid OF the casket
WAS screwed down, rested upon the great
divine, lighting upon and forming hslo
around the head.
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A man who sprinkles ashes on an lev
sidewalk can always bo trusted. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-22

THE very commonplace Mr. Smith," as Justin
Mccarthy described the conservative leader OF the
House OF Commons, Is either acting out OF char.
acteror was misdescribed. There was nothing
commonplace in his contention that Dr. Tanner
deserved suspension from the House On the and,.
tional ground that he imputed falsehood to Mr.
Long oy telling different story about the words
used In the famous controversy, and by contra
dieting when eontradicted. His Idea was bril-
hantly original. 1t was unique. When Tanner
and Long contradict each other, and Smith openly
assumes that Long tells the truth Tanner Is the
onv one Who must be punished for imput1np
iaiSehood Decidedly, this Smith isinot common.
place.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY MOTHER AND DAUGHTER-
w furnished rooms, FIRST door. with Of kitchen
WANTED-TWo ROOMS ONE FURNISHED,
w without board p GENTLEMAN ead wife in West
no other tenants Address O p. Star ONCE. h20-St'
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN. THREE IN
w furnished Rooms west Of the Capitol. location
and price requested desires to be permanent tenant
at reasonable rent Boz 16b, Star once. iyaO-3t'
WANTED-FOR THK WINTER
he w Parlor and two sleeping Rooms with Board. for
gentleman and wife and two dsught ersmisses north
west; private family where there other board
ers Address, stating terms, locality &c, c. w, Star
ONCE. jy2O-3ts
WANTED S--TOPARTIES HAVING ROOMS
Nv to rent we present advantage to procure tenants
that will save them time. trouble and money. Room
Renting Agency, 93S st. d. RAMEY. iy152~'
WANTED BY A YOUNG LADY ROOM AND
w Board in private family; pleasant location. Ad-
ty2O-3ts
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The impression strengthens that the B. O. deal
Is Of the Shark species. Those who have read the
lucid account Of the hunting OF this mysterious
creature viii remember the frightful consequences
which were to follow should the Shark turn out to
be also Boojum- There are indications that this
Shark Is a Boojum, and that damage and expense
are TO follow In Its course For parties of the sec
ond part claim that the deal Is not dead, or II
dead that It has been Illegally disposed OF, and
they demand an elimination, coroners inquest,
and enforcement OF the law. Newspaper men viii
be divided between Impotence at the prospect Of
a renewal of IDEAL" prophecies and speculationa
and q nendish Joy that the evasive deal Is to he
dragged into court, and dissected and microscop-
feaily examined inch By inch, and the Snarkish
mysteries Of its being exposed to the curious eyes
Of all the world
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LHOR RENT-HoUsE. llO4 L ST. NV: HALL;
water; gas: two latrobes; range: bath. Apply AZ
Tor RENT-A CONVENIENT SEvEN-RooM
House; pressed brick front: bay window cellar;
modern improvements 426 Boundary st. nv second
ouire 40 BOUNDARY III ty-so AS
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WANTED--HOUSES.


WANTED,To RENT-BY 4 YOUNG COUPLE
northwest part Of the city. Address W. l. J., Star
WAETED.A NEAT COMFORTABLE HOUSE OF
careful tenants Rent not TO exceed $40. address. g.
4. Star office. It,
WANTED-To RENT OR PuRcHAsE-A. HOUSE
w OF or 8 rooms, modern Improvements, by per-
manent tenant In pleasant part Of the city on reason
O.. Star Office. 3y2l-3ts
WANTED-AT oNcE-HOUsE NORTHWEST,
w With or more rooms will pay from $4,000 to
$1,000 cash. Address p B. s. Star ONCE. jye1-3t'
VNANTED-TO PURCHASE BRICK HOUSE, CEN
w trally located northwest: must have 3 rooms ct
least, and all modern improvements; prefer dealing
with owner Address Gil particulars and lowest price
for cash. c. p Star Office jy21-St'
WANTED-TO RENT BUILDING. CENTRALLY
w located suitable for coffee roasting, At moderate
rent Address B. T. J., Star Office. iy20-3ts
WANTED-A HOUSE CONTAINING FROM
w eight TO eleven rooms; modern improvements:
within the line OF the street cars large lot Addrsss
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERs-HOUsES
and Lots in all sections of the city to sell rent
70 responsible parties Amy property placed in our
5sis-% GREEN ' cGSSfhGH i faos St
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS, HOUSES
placed with us will be literally advertised at our ex-
pense. Rents collected Estates managed. Insurance
effected HOLLAND THOMPSON,
je13 1913 ST., Adjoining Sun Building.
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It Is with general sense OF relief that the pub.
lie will read the news that MI Powderly denies
his reported intention to resign the chief Office In
the Knights OF Labor at the coming convention at
Minneapolis. The loud talk which certain dele
gates TO Richmond last year INDUCED in about
turning him out did two things: it proved the In
ability OF the Knights as body, Of any consid-
cradle number OF them, to agree In the choice OF
successor 70 the present Lead Of their order; and
It proved the unwillingnesS of the bulk of their
fellow citizens TO extend the same favor to the
Knights under an unknown leader as they had en-
Joyed under command Of this known one So far
from there being any radical change In these two
conditions, brought about by the events OF the
last twelve months, everything has tended rather
in the order are more hopelessly divided than ever
and the people outside OF 1t more set in their re-
solve TO sustain the interests OF Mr.. P0wderiy
They have learned to put good deal Of confidence
In him. 1t Is true that some Of his theories strike
profounder thinkers as unsound, and that his
methods have sometimes betrayed q disposition to
temporze with an element with which he had
nothing In common But these drawbacks are
Insignificant as compared with the mans general
sincerity, his practical notions about the habits
and conduct OF workingmen, his hberality of
spirit toward the labOr1ng world, outside of the
order, and his never-failing counselS OF peace
moderation and respect for the Law. It would be
a sad mistake for the knights, at this critical
period In their history, to depose him, and It
would deal the order hard blow ii he were to re-
sign OF his own accord. Let US hope that neither
misfortune may occur till the whole labor prob
lem Is good deal nearer its 1nal solution.
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lO3 In THE SHAnx

This figure will be . memorable one in the
minds Of those who were in this vicinity on
July 10, IL, and Is. To sag 1t was hot is put
ting 1t mildly, everyone knows We have
been and are still prepared to make life endur-
able through these sweltering periods with our
tropical clothing. Serges, Mohairs. Lusters in
all shades. Pongees and Seersuckers In the
latter we have reduced several lots from S1.5O
to e1, and 50 to el75. The cause Of this Is:
The Fat Mems Club have made Q run on us and
purchased all the large sixes and gentlemen
wearing coat and vest from 80 to 80 breast
measure, can have any Of these sizes at 81 and
41.75, just one half the original price
The rush for our $1,000 suits stfll continues.
Gentlemen wishing an elegant garment at half
value. should not hesitate but pay us visit ct
once
BOYS CLOTHING. ages IA to Is, long pants
in these. We have few lines summer weight
and medium light shades. The price of these
has been put down to . remarkably low figure.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING Co.
jy22 No. 400 7TH ST.. N. ". COB. D.
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s. l.. HExpsrosrs.

An eopofsnnify that seldom occurs, when FIRST.
CAAss DRY GOODS can be bought at prime co.s
sueA 10 tho fact af 8. L HENPSTONE,a So3 pppna
Asenns His entire stock viii be sold AZ cost %. -
ten dzys only chance that should not be ui..d h.
fhoss wanting DRY GOODS at LOW PRICES
3. L HEMPSToNL
OS1-os sos PennA sv~
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Inc Ohio democrats endorse the admins, ration
OF President Cleveland with no uncertain voice IN
the first paragraph Of their declaration OF prtnct
pies 1t may be observed, however, that Mr.
seney, on taking his place as permanent chairman
OF tee convention, submitted q foot-note, as II
were IN speech eondemnatory OF civil service re.
form and questioning the wisdom OF the pres,-
dents policy In this direction. Ohio borders Ken.
lucky, and seems 70 echo, though reebly. that
States vigorous anti reform declaration
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-5,O0O TO 10000 FEET OF GROUND
w northwest must be cheap. Address, with loca-
ton and price, A. T., Star office. jy22-3ts
WANTED IN NORTHWEST OR NEAR
w Capitol, ON which to build two or more houses;
can pay 1,S00 or $1,000 Address CA SH, Star
Office. jy21-3ts